A picture from early May 2021 enchanted royal enthusiasts on Twitter this week as it showed the Duchess of Cambridge being photographed by paparazzi in the streets of London. Kate wore a long scarlet Eponine London coat and paired it with tan pieces, including a pleated skirt, tan high heels, and a matching mini purse.
Royally Belle congratulated the mother of three on her fashion style.
She wrote: “How stunning is this photo of Catherine? So classic and elegant.”
Twitter users such as Lunmsy agreed with her, commenting: “She doesn’t have to try.
“She’s got a commanding presence as a favourite royal when she steps out, but stays humble about it.
“Love her for that. She’s true class.”
Rick Rikardsson added: “Classic, elegant, just simply lovely.
“Also dutiful, dependable, and devoted.
“A historian wrote that the most important decision made by a king (or future king) was the woman he took to be his queen. William will go down in history as a king who chose well.”
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Photographers took the picture while Kate worked with The Book Fairies on a special event.
The Duchess collaborated with the charity to share copies of ‘Hold Still,’ a book that features introductory text by Kate and includes portraits capturing life in the UK during the country’s lockdown imposed by the coronavirus pandemic.
On this occasion, hundreds of copies of the book were left at places that gave the participants hope during lockdown.
Kate chose to leave hers in Kensington Palace gardens for the public to find.
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“Let the search begin!” Kate’s team wrote.
“We’ve joined @the_bookfairies for the day to share copies of Hold Still around the UK with you.
“Each copy is adorned with a gold book fairy sticker, gold ribbon, and has a letter from The Duchess tucked inside.”